Brown Bag Seminar

The Brown Bag Seminar provides an internal forum for our PhD students, postdocs and faculty to present early-stage working papers or research ideas. The seminar is actually held on Wednesday from 1:45 pm to 3:15 pm in O 048 (in some cases also parallel via ZOOM if necessary). If several speakers want to present there will be a second slot from 3:30 pm to 5:00 pm.

2023 

06 September

Scholarly Improve Session

13 September

Scholarly Improve Session

18 October 

Alina Pfrang (with Jan Zental): The Impact of Environmental Taxes on Commercial Traffic and Its Environmental Implications“

8 November

Sebastian Kronenberger: „When does a ‘fresh look’ help? Incentives of auditors with unknown fit“

Mengjie Xu (Frankfurt School of Finance & Management): „Does The Disclosure Of Investors' Information Acquisition Footprints Promote Market Transparency?“

15 November

Christian Friedrich (with Sebastian Kronenberger): „Price-Efficient Auditor Switches”

Christin Schmidt: (with Emilia Gschoßmann): „Combating IP-driven tax avoidance: Royalty deduction limitation rules“

Julia Spix: „Balancing the Need for Energy Security and Renewable Energy Transition: An Evaluation of the EU's Windfall Profit Tax as a Response to the European Energy Crisis“

29 November

Gerrit v. Zedlitz: „The Interplay of Carbon Pricing and Mandatory Carbon Disclosure on Climate Change Mitigation“

Jan Kemper: „The end of the wild west – Effects of Germany's online gambling regulation and taxation reform“

Svea Holtmann: „Towards Green Driving? – Income Tax Incentives for Plug-in Hybrids“

6 December

Emilia Gschoßmann: „Real effects of CFC rules after ATAD Implementation in the EU: A Policy Evaluation“  

Tobias Kalmbach: „Standardization of ESG Terminology and Information Comparability Frictions“

Pascal Schrader: „Uncertainty and Risk Disclosure in the Supply Chain: Evidence from the COVID-19 Pandemic“

13 December